2. This refers to pictures which are produced by the 35
mm still camera or the digital camera. They appear
in black and white or in full color.
3. The material could easily capture the subject as
deemed important for instruction.
Photographs could be easily taken and produced as
in the case of those taken form digital cameras.
5. Like pictures,
photographs fail to
present scale size or
perspective. However,
providing a series of
photographs of the same
object or scene from
several different angles
can address this
limitation. A series of
sequential photographs
can suggest motion.
6. There could be
misinterpretatio
ns in the size or
perspective of
the picture.
